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sustainable logistics systems. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research methods in consultation with your supervisor(s) and undertake the necessary administration for a smooth PhD process
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/impact, (3) brief approach (models, algorithms, datasets), (4) evaluation plan, and (5) alignment with IDLab research on reinforcement learning at the University of Antwerp. The selection committee reviews
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), (4) evaluation plan, and (5) alignment with IDLab research on reinforcement learning at the University of Antwerp. The selection committee reviews all applications as soon as possible after
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, datasets), (4) evaluation plan, and (5) alignment with IDLab research on continual graph learning at the University of Antwerp. The selection committee reviews all applications as soon as possible after
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growth as a dynamic system. This is a collaborative effort with other labs, allowing the model to also include the optical, mechanical and retinal aspects of the eye. You will draw up a research plan and
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the project is “Handshake Complexes of Chiral Nanoparticles and Proteins” (CHIRAL-PRO). The overarching goal of CHIRAL-PRO is to develop a widely applicable methodology to design chiral nanoparticles (NPs) with
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. The PhD project will focus on (i) the development of improved LVDT sensor designs that extend the current Virgo/ETpathfinder baselines; (ii) the commissioning of the MIGA-based local suspension system; and
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Doctoral School . An inspiring and modern work environment in The Beacon innovation hub, walking distance from the historical city center of Antwerp. Access to state-of-the-art lab infrastructure , including
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storage location assignment, order picking, and packing – in today's highly dynamic context, driven by the rapid growth of e-commerce. You will draw up a research plan and corresponding research methods in
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into a complete local suspension system at UAntwerp to serve as an in-house platform for sensor and control development. The PhD project will focus on (i) the development of improved LVDT sensor designs